Say what you want, "I'm immature for watching Real World when im older than every character or this and that," but this show continuously brings great drama. Primarily because there are always characters or experiences that you can relate too. Real World Cancun, just wrapped up it season on MTV, and I was shocked to find out this was the first time that Cancun was used as a setting, especially after there was a movie entitles "Real World : Cancun" that tried to bank on the reality tv craze of the early 2000s. Initally I thought MTV did mess up on the casting up but after it was all said and done, I think they did an okay job. They never meshed as a unit and never had huge blood-boiling feuds but it worked. This season had everything you would want: people getting kicked off the show, fights, police intervention, people kicked out of the hotel, inter-house hook-ups, broken relationships and "Canada's best DJ". First lets start about the girls, every girl on this show was a complete drama queen. All were cute yet not smokeshows, yet some did not hook up on the show, intriguing ploy because they didnt have boyfriends and alcohol and cancun was involved. (EDIT:
HERE) The girls never really became friends and were always fighting over the silliest things especially by my girl Emilee (who I saw at Hooters in Saugus and is really pretty in person). (Also Emilee used to be cover girl for
Barstool Sports.) The guys on the other hand never had any problems with each other and were really carefree which isnt always good for TV. Finally, the threesomes. Aayia (pictured above) who was involved in both of them, could have been the strangest cast member in a long time, the viewers did not know if she was gay or straight or in a relationship or not in a relationship. Luckily she made up for everything in the last episode with her drama. Overall, this season of Real World was much better than the previous Real Worlds for many reasons, MTV casted them to have fun instead of push awkard agendas such as trannies and child abuse.
BONUS : Emilee has a
video blog clearing up things about the episodes
